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Bethel Music – Son Of Suffering ft David Funk, Matt Redman

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Today we present to you a song written by exceptional gospel music group, Bethel Music, and performed by David Funk. This is officially Bethel Music Team’s song “Son Of Suffering” as they collaborates with MATT REDMAN on this. This is a song from their 2021 album, which they call HOMECOMING.

HOMECOMING album contains a total of 16 blockbuster melodies, as it houses dexterous singer and worship leaders like Jenn Johnson, Brian Johnson, Brandon Lake, Dante Bowe, Paul McClures, Cory Asbury, Josh Baldwin, Kristene DiMarco, Hanna McClures and many others.

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Bethel Music Son Of Suffering ft Matt Redman Lyrics

Oh, the perfect Son of God
In all His innocence
Here walking in the dirt with you and me
He knows what living is
He’s acquainted with our grief
Man of sorrows and Son of suffering

Blood and tears
How can it be?
There’s a God who weeps
There’s a God who bleeds
Oh, praise the One
Who had reached for me
Hallelujah
To the Son of suffering

Some imagine You
Are distant and removed
But You chased us down in merciful pursuit
To the sinner, You were grace
And the broken You embraced
And in the end, the proof is in Your wounds
Oh, in the end, the proof is in Your wounds

And blood and tears
How can it be?
There’s a God who weeps
There’s a God who bleeds
Oh, praise the One
Who had reached for me
Hallelujah
To the Son of suffering

Your cross, my freedom
Your stripes, my healing
All praise King Jesus
Glory to God in Heaven
Your blood, still speaking
Your love, still reaching
All praise King Jesus
Glory to God in Heaven

Blood and tears
How can it be?
There’s a God who weeps
There’s a God who bleeds
Oh, praise the One
Who had reached for me
Hallelujah
To the Son of suffering